"Huge thank you to everyone who attended (all 554 people!) and everyone else who helped make the event possible!!"

Almost two weeks ago, Stephen issued a heartbreaking farewell to his social media followers after fearing he did not have much longer to live.

His positive outlook and incredible fundraising efforts have seen him rasie more than £3.2 million of donations for a cancer charity.

Last week, his health dramatically improved and he was discharged from Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital on Friday.

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More than 500 family and friends of the terminally ill teenager are pictured during the record attempt

It came hours after meeting David Cameron, who later praised the teenager's "incredible" zest for life during his three-year fight against multiple tumours.

Stephen announced on Facebook that he has been discharged from hospital and described his recovery as "quite remarkable".

Mr Cameron has tweeted a link to Stephen's JustGiving page, where he is raising money for the Teenage Cancer Trust, urging people to donate, saying: "An honour to meet -StephensStory today - his courage is an inspiration to all of us."

More than 132,000 people have so far made donations to the JustGiving page.